“So tell me your story,” I implored as we drove out to Heather’s family hunting lodge.
She looks at him and giggles. “Maybe you should tell it, Torey. You’re better at the details.”
He grins and warns me, “It might take a while.”
So Torey’s story begins. From organizing a hiking expedition with friends just to get to know her, to asking her dad AND her four brothers for permission to marry her, to the engagement band that’s been in the family for 6 generations: the journey thus far is paved with all things beautiful and true.
As told the story was magnificent and not short. I hope to catch up with you in 50 years, Torey and Heather, and hear how the rest of it goes.
I’m so excited for your wedding in May!!!
We went up to the top of a hill overlooking Blair County on Heather’s family property.
I will warn you, we had a TON of fun on this photo shoot.
Heather and Torey are wonderfully adventurous.
And soooo in love.
Heather, you’re stunning!
You’re not so bad yourself, Torey.
Barns and haystacks and horses… there was no lack of fun places to explore at the lodge.
Torey and Heather spent most of this photoshoot shoeless
This is a new horse on the property. I’m not sure he wanted his picture taken
Heather spent a huge portion of our time giggling. I love it!
I can’t get enough of Heather’s smile.
Or of Torey’s admiration for his bride to be.
More laughter
And some goofiness. You’re not going to get away that easily, Torey.
I love this!!!
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